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Sun, 02 Aug 2015 11:18:39 +0000http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2hourly1By: New Year’s Resolution: Family history research - MyHeritage.com - English bloghttp://blog.myheritage.com/2013/06/10-tips-for-interviewing-family-members-2/#comment-264840
New Year’s Resolution: Family history research - MyHeritage.com - English blogSat, 03 Jan 2015 08:01:20 +0000http://blog.myheritage.com/?p=32177#comment-264840[...] close family members, or plan to meet relatives you may have just discovered. Come prepared with questions to record their stories and anecdotes to fill in the gaps of your family [...][...] close family members, or plan to meet relatives you may have just discovered. Come prepared with questions to record their stories and anecdotes to fill in the gaps of your family [...]
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Summertime Research: Hints and tips - MyHeritage.com - English blogSat, 02 Aug 2014 14:40:59 +0000http://blog.myheritage.com/?p=32177#comment-151576[...] Visit close family members. Encourage the younger generation to record relatives' stories and anecdotes to learn about earlier generations and preserve those memories for future [...][...] Visit close family members. Encourage the younger generation to record relatives' stories and anecdotes to learn about earlier generations and preserve those memories for future [...]
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Family Records: Preserving oral history - MyHeritage.com - English blogTue, 14 Jan 2014 14:14:20 +0000http://blog.myheritage.com/?p=32177#comment-100944[...] Start interviewing your family members today! Check out our 10 Tips for Interviewing Family Members. [...][...] Start interviewing your family members today! Check out our 10 Tips for Interviewing Family Members. [...]
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EmmaSun, 23 Jun 2013 08:55:50 +0000http://blog.myheritage.com/?p=32177#comment-65600Hi Yaffa,
Good luck. Let us know how it goes!Hi Yaffa,

Good luck. Let us know how it goes!

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Yaffa danonSat, 22 Jun 2013 13:01:39 +0000http://blog.myheritage.com/?p=32177#comment-65537Thank you for the tips . I am going to do my first step starting the coming November .Thank you for the tips . I am going to do my first step starting the coming November .
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H.J.H. stopelThu, 20 Jun 2013 18:38:56 +0000http://blog.myheritage.com/?p=32177#comment-65354Terug in de tijd toen geluk heel gewoon was, wat mooi en eenvoud sierde de Mens. Ik heb dan ook door mede doen van anderen kunnen kijken en lezen in den Jare Anno 1300 toen geluk nog heel gewoon was.Wat de roets en en dat ik op deze o zo mooie en fijn werelddeel kan en mag zijn, ik groet U allen en wens je alle goeds moge dat je Zegen zijn. Met vriendelijke groet Henny,j.h. Stopel 20 Juni 2013 (dag)Terug in de tijd toen geluk heel gewoon was, wat mooi en eenvoud sierde de Mens. Ik heb dan ook door mede doen van anderen kunnen kijken en lezen in den Jare Anno 1300 toen geluk nog heel gewoon was.Wat de roets en en dat ik op deze o zo mooie en fijn werelddeel kan en mag zijn, ik groet U allen en wens je alle goeds moge dat je Zegen zijn. Met vriendelijke groet Henny,j.h. Stopel 20 Juni 2013 (dag)
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Robin DixonFri, 14 Jun 2013 09:19:25 +0000http://blog.myheritage.com/?p=32177#comment-64459another piece of advice: never interrupt! You'll never know what you might have missed. You can always edit out later anything that isn't interesting.another piece of advice: never interrupt! You’ll never know what you might have missed. You can always edit out later anything that isn’t interesting.
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Tips for Interviewing Family Members | Wilson County Public Library Local History and Genealogy BlogMon, 10 Jun 2013 19:37:37 +0000http://blog.myheritage.com/?p=32177#comment-63984[...] My Heritage Blog has posted an article about 10 tips for Interviewing family members. Most of them are common sense. They are more detailed at their site but here is a basic list of the questions. [...][...] My Heritage Blog has posted an article about 10 tips for Interviewing family members. Most of them are common sense. They are more detailed at their site but here is a basic list of the questions. [...]
]]>By: Anne Stewart Ballhttp://blog.myheritage.com/2013/06/10-tips-for-interviewing-family-members-2/#comment-63339
Anne Stewart BallTue, 04 Jun 2013 20:32:19 +0000http://blog.myheritage.com/?p=32177#comment-63339We made a newsletter - special edition - for a family reunion which gave the story of our forebears in NZ. The newsletter had photos and people contributing to the articles. It was made available as a pdf so that those not able to attend the reunion because of work or other reasons would be able to read it and those who were school students perhaps use it towards a school project. BDMS are important but stories are what creates a family tree for future generations. Our forebears as early settlers were busy working reallly hard to carve a life out in a new country that they did not always have time to write. It is amazing what records one can find in archives, museums and libraries that help build their story. Many of our forebears were busy helping to build up these places with books, photos and records knowing I think that their family generations would come looking for their story. Our great grandmothers and grandmothers had recipe books in which they wrote their favorite recipes - sometimes with short words on who gave it to them or how it came to be.We made a newsletter – special edition – for a family reunion which gave the story of our forebears in NZ. The newsletter had photos and people contributing to the articles. It was made available as a pdf so that those not able to attend the reunion because of work or other reasons would be able to read it and those who were school students perhaps use it towards a school project. BDMS are important but stories are what creates a family tree for future generations. Our forebears as early settlers were busy working reallly hard to carve a life out in a new country that they did not always have time to write. It is amazing what records one can find in archives, museums and libraries that help build their story. Many of our forebears were busy helping to build up these places with books, photos and records knowing I think that their family generations would come looking for their story. Our great grandmothers and grandmothers had recipe books in which they wrote their favorite recipes – sometimes with short words on who gave it to them or how it came to be.
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How to Interview Family Members: Leading Questions Welcome - Treasure Chest of MemoriesTue, 04 Jun 2013 18:03:18 +0000http://blog.myheritage.com/?p=32177#comment-63323[...] more about interviewing family members, I recommend MyHeritage.com’s “10 Tips for Interviewing Family Members.” Related PostsWriting about the Past: Keep Your DatesKeep Your Dates, Part 2My Story: The [...][...] more about interviewing family members, I recommend MyHeritage.com’s “10 Tips for Interviewing Family Members.” Related PostsWriting about the Past: Keep Your DatesKeep Your Dates, Part 2My Story: The [...]
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